[tim werner]
| You probably meant
| # cd /usr/include/Vk
| # ln -s . X11
|
|
| But the reason why I'm responding to this is that our former sysadmin
| did this sort of thing whenever a file could not be found where it was
| being looked for. In a 3-year period, he eventually got our system
| linked up the yin-yang, and we are still straightening it out, 2 years
| later.
Yep. I would also not recommend fiddling in the system directories.
It's a nightmare to straighten out things if you ever have to upgrade.
Why not do in the fvwm source directory:
(cd fvwm assumed and `uname -s` = IRIX :-)
# xpm in /usr/include/Vk/
[ -d libs/X11 ] || ( mkdir libs/X11; ln -s /usr/include/Vk/xpm.h libs/X11/xpm.h )
[ -d fvwm/X11 ] || ( mkdir fvwm/X11; ln -s /usr/include/Vk/xpm.h fvwm/X11/xpm.h )
Regards
R'
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Received on Wed Mar 13 1996 - 07:43:27 GMT